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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-07-06

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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-07-06
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN Upstate OF Indiana Marion County
Taken up by Elderus Brown. in New Bethel.
one brown horse mule black stripes over
shoulders and along his back, weak eyes about
IL years old. 13% hands high, no shoes on, APP
praised at SS5. J. G. Holler,J p.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26
Wiarus,
Winona, M]nn.
PROCESS KRZEMINSkIEGO.
w New YOrsu
New York, 80 kwictnia 1857 L.
Szanowna Rcdakcyo.

= =. N w 49,
Szanowna Rcdakcyo!
Zobowiazku prawozdawczego
jake wasz agent przesy}am szcze-
g6fowc sprawozdanie o przebiegu
sprawv OLD. :. krzeminskiego.
Perms2.y dziea rosprap.y.
Dnia % hwictnia T.. y. o 90
dzinie s. w%ieczorcm, zna.jduiemy
sale pod Mr.. 10 Rivington str.
przepelniona publicznoscia polska.
Vice-Cenzor Zwiazku Narodowego,
cz}onek Komisyi sledczej OBJ. T..
Grodzki, oznajmia zgromadzonym,
IL komisya sledcza ukohczy}a swa
czynnosc j gotowa jest poprzec
o~skarzenia, gdyz obecnie rzuca swq
%pierwotna forme i przybisra cha
rakter prokuratoryi. Nastepca czfo-
mex komisyi sledczej q zarazem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26

o 1000 e~gzemplarzy l
rozes}alismy ,ie pod a.
dresami wskazanemi
nam przez PREY aclo4
%naszych, proszac u
przejmie o goscinne
przyjecie naszego pis-
ma.
Nanny nadzieje, re
nowi odbiorcy juz Pc
%przeczytaniu tego
pierwszego numeru
p%lzekonaja sic, re to
co pisa}y 0 Wiarusie
wrogie nam pisma,
by1o pod}em oszczer-
stwem, jedynie W tel
intencyi SWAT pusz-
czonem, ably sic po-
zbyc naszej konku-
rencyi.
Wszystkiego trzeba
d~oswiadczaG, mowi
Apost6l Pawe1 sw.,
a dobre dzierzyc. =
Me potepiajcieW VIA
rusa z CORY, lecz prze-
c%zytawszy ten numer,
piszcie do redakcyipo
wiecej, i %badajcie, ia
ka jest cnota w ma
SEEM pismie, a ,jezeli
d~oswiadczycie, re
Wiarus jest pismem
%rzadzacem sic prawda
a Bogiem, g;azeta pa
t%ryotyczna / religijna
zarazem, ME %cierpiaca
ob4udy ami klamstwa,
wtedy trwafa Z MIN
przyj jam zawrzyJ cle
i sasiadom do czyta-
MIA polecajcie.
Kto ME mysli pfa-
cic "a Wiarusa, MECH
go najp6zniej PREY
trzecim numerze wro-
ci u%rzednikowi pocz-
toWemu ma poczele
lub l%istoWemu, a O.
chroni nas przez to
cd niepotrzebnego,
s%zkodliweg,o naszemu
interesowi wydatku.
Kazdemu nowych
odbiorc6w bedziemy
poi roku czekali Il a.
DOnamGntGm.
Najprostszy adres
naszej %redakcyi, pod
kt6rym Wszystkie
listy dojs6 ~musza,jest:
Wiarus,
Winona, M]nn.
PROCES KRZEMINSkIEGO.
w New YOrAu
New York, 80 kwictnia 1857 l..
Szanowna Rcdakcyo.
Zobowiazku prawozdawczego
jake wasz agent przesy}am szcze-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26

leyowanych ma kondydat6w ma
sadziGw.
Lista aeIegutom.
BROOKLYN.
Choragiew Polska: Ztblotny i Grubas
Jan Ill Sobicski: Tarkowski i Kornobis
Bialy OrzcI: KucharsN Koynobis.
JERSEY CITY.
Bosak llauke: Nado,ski i Groszcwski
Wolni krakusi Polscy: Zawadzki i Ia
krIewski
kvscIuSzk (: Orzcl, Domblowski i Ham
kiewicz
Tizeci maj: ~klzsnvwski i Wcjga
Battalion VOL. St.z"lv6N. ~I.ybazinski i
Sobierulski
P%ulonia: Hoffman i polski.
OSkarzenir i obrona zyodZi}y
sic Ma nastepuj AGA procedure W
wyborze ~el@iow: Il obecnei liczby
delegation potraca sic Hose jeden
a Z pozosta}ej roznicy poiowe ma
prawo wykluczyc oskarzenie a po-
lowe obrona Gdyby roznica sta
nowifa cyfre ME ROWING, obrona
mia}aby prawo wykluczyt o jedne-
go wiecei. stwierdzono, re 4 po-
~wolanych delegation ME stawi} sic
obywatel Vega. Skonstatowano,
re oh. kornobis T. dwoch grup
jake dclegat zosta} wybrany, W
skutek czego liczba delegation wy
nios}a cytre l..
Obromca DIR. praw Julian Czup-
ka wnoSi: poniewaz oSkarzenie W
punkcic 10 i ~ odnoSi sic do int.
res6w grupy ,,Polonla", ktdrei MOI
klijcnt jest prezydentrm, zatem
mozliwem by byi", re delegaci
Polonii gdyby uzyskali W tel spra-
vie stanowisko sedziow, 4atwa par
cyalnosciq powodowat by sic mo-
eli j Ola tego upraszam o ich u%sun!e-
Gle cd urzedu selzie@o. Oskarzenie
zgadza sic r wnioskiem obroncy,
wskutck czcgo delegaei Z Polonii
ustepujal.
w mysl powyzszeyo porozu-
mien:a, przystapiono do ze>tawienia
fawy sedzi1w, w%ykluczai ac 20 stro-
ME o>karZenia obywateli. korno-
bisa, Iobazillskiego, Nadol>kirgo
i uankiewicza, po >%tronic za<
obrony: OBJ. Domhrow>kic@o, Krza-
now>kiego, CRUDE i Orfa. Sad no.
norowy sklada sic vice Z nastypu-
i4cych ~obywatrli: kucharski, So
bieralski, Zawadzki, Z~akrzcwsAi,
Zab1otny, Groszew>ki i Turkawski.
Ma wniosek obrohcy przcrwano po-
siedzenie ma 3 minut, Ola wyboru
prezesa Z siedmiu obranvch Sc
dziow.
Sad wraca i ogfasza IL preze-
sem swoim wybra} ob. Kucharskie-
go. Czfonek komisyi slcdczej gro
dzki oswiadcza, ze zastepca oskar-
zyciela prywatnego oh. Hieronima
Derdowskiego, pan 5. Suskind,
powodu choroby przyjechat Z Nam
ticoce ME mogf = jednakowoz
komisya jest W moznosci oskarzenie
poprzec.
Prokurator SIeszyhski czyta
.1kt oskor5euiia
przeciwko oh. StanisEawowi Krzr-
minskiemu.
1. he W p%owstaniu poderznieto
mu ucho jake tajnemu urzedniko-
wi moskiewskiemu.
2. Ze W kraiu pobicrai cd
rzadu moskicwskiego wynagrodzr-
ME IA ~pomicnione u>Elyi.
3. lie pc przybyciu do Amely-
Xxi zaotiarowaf sic tn 4 tad rzadowi
moskiew>kirmu Z temi samemi
uS}ugami.
4. Zc ma kazdym kroku >tarai
sic burzyt wszystko 60 Polacy W
New Yorkn pMcdsiebrali ,maskujac,
sic jedynie patryotyzmcm; W ten
spos6b, re niby pomaga} Polakom
W piracy org%anizacyi podstepnie
daryl do zburzcnia tel Samej piracy.
5. Re W czaSie pobytu Carewi-
cza Aleksicj ia Nowym Yorku
denuncyowa} dw6ch zacnych Pola-
kow o zamiar zamachu ma Carewi-
cza, q uczyni} to jedynie ce1u
wynagrodzenia i pensvi cd rzadu
rosyjskiego.
6. Ze gdy nastepnie Polacy W
New Yorkl IOWipdli Wszystkir ir~o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26

kurator oswiadcza, lie Norcy
kowa nigdy nie widziaf a tylko
Sunderland w imieniu Norcy-
kowa wszystkie dowody ska
dat. w tenn m!ejscu OBJ. Sleszyh-
ski oznajmia sadowi, sze po-
mlmo osmiomiesiecznego Sic
dztwa i prowadzonej korespon-
dencyi z r1znelni osobami, ma
macalnych Gowodow co do
punktu l, ., sis ME otrzy-
mallo.
Obronca ma podstawie tego
oskarzenia, powodu niedo-
statecZnosci srodkow dowodo-
wych pc stroLie prokuratoryi,
wedle jej w}asnego przyznania,
pros, wprost 0 uwolnienie jego
klJenta cd wszelkiej odpowie-
dzialnosci. Tu prokuratorya
oswiadczy1a, lie ma wniosek ten
sic ME zgadza, gdyz swoje
oskarzen'e chce pozostawiG sq-
dowemu ocenieniu.
Prokurator przystepuje do
dowodow skutkiem czego
odczytuie:
/. Akt no1aryalny Norcyko-
wa, wedle ktorego tenze miaf
wldziec u oskarzonego, diva
dokumenta wystawione przez
wladze rosyjskie, kompromitu-
]qce kr7eminskiego Jake Po-
laka.
Ia wezwany krzeminski do
tfomaczenia oswiadcza: Zoprze-
exam zeznaniom Norcykowa.
jest to Moskal, ktory W spra.
vie Polaka Ma Ware die zasfu-
guje i dziwi mic, re Komisya
iledcza takiemi srodkami, ktore
ujme Polakowi mogaprzyniesc,
sic pos}uguje.
Rzecz Z Norcykowem miafa
sic jak nastepuje: Pred die
sieciu laty mia1em zamiar po-
wrotu do kra]u i w tenn celu
udalem sic do Norcykowa, o
ktorem sfysza]em re tenze byl
adwokatem rosyjskim, urzedni.
klein konsulatu rosyjskiego
oraz dyakiem prey ruskiej GER
Xvi New Yorku - adv mi
odnosne podarie wygotowaf.
Gdy n. pc kilku dniach z ia
danem podaniem do mnie sic
zg1osif i zaplaty "a takowe
w sumie 80 dolarow sic donna
gaf = oswiadczy}em, ze talk
drogich us1ug ME jestem W
stanie oplaca6 zw1aszcza, lie
okazane mi podanie, byfo nedz-
nym pismidlem bez zadne]
wartosci. Gdy w krotkim CA
sic pozniej Norcykow w celach
zyskGw osobistych zwoiaf vice
pol1tyczny polski- wystqpifem
ma tenn zebranlu przeciw Norcy-
kowii spowoduwatem,i il wszyscy
obecn' tam Polacy sale op6-
sc!li. Il tad Gala zlosc Norcy-
kowa rrzeciw mnie.
Prokuratorya zawiadamia, VI
ce]em wywiedzenia sic 0 sta.
nowlsku krzemjhs,iiego W po-
Wstanlu 1868 L. - odnios1a
sic do hrabiego Platera w Rap
porswylu i odczytuje cdnosny
reterat swojego w tym wzgle-
die naplsanego ]istu, nastep-
me odczytuje odpowiedz hr.
Platera nastepujqcej tresci:
"Zbadanie sprawy Krzemin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26
{ d. MaczNnski.

40 dol. do przeslania do Europy,
takowych ME wyslal, czem dok}a-
dnie vie pan Wielohorski.
o. he wyzyska1 kobiete
bedacq ma sfuzbie u p. Bu-
dzynskiei, 2odczas prowadze-
MIA procesu Z kompaniq okre-
towq, liczqc sobie J wygranej
sunny a procz tego, ciagnqwszy
z kobiety pieniqdze gotowiznq
ma koszta procesu.
10. re kiedy koi1isya Sled
CA zajmowafa sic sprawdza-
MEM powyaej wymienionych
zarzut6w i Krzeminski zawie.
SONY zostaf we w~szystkich
swoich czynnosciach w zakres
uarodowych prac wchodzqcych
IL tenn samem urzedach,
jezeli jake piastowaf, wbrew
wolf Towarzystwa Polonii, wy
stosowaf buntowniczy protest
przeciwko Cenzorowi Zwiazku
Narodow. i postaraf sic o
wydrukowanie takowego W
gazecie yOiczyzna" mr.. IL i II.
IL. Ze W tym samym
czasle znaj!owania sic pod
sledztwem brat czynny udzia1
w konszachtach Antoniego ko-
walewskiego W celu okpienla
robotnikow, odkupujqc niby
to zalSlad krawiecki cd k,-
walewskiego i odprzedajac Ia
kowy zonie tegoz Kowalew-
skleyo. lie sam A. X. ma
pretensye do krzeminskiego o
IS dol. niesfusznie sobie przy-
w}aszczonych.
II, Ne gdy Towarzystwo
Polonia dowiedzialo sic O sfal-
szowaniu protestu i wskutek
togo postanowifo go wyklu-
eye z Towarzystwa, udal sic
krzeminski do mleszkania Sc
kretarza Domalewskiego i pod
czas jego nieobecnosci zabral
pieczeG Towarzystwa, twier-
d1qc, re takowa do nlego ja-
ko prezesa nalezy. TAX samo
zatrzymai u siebie ksiqzke
bankowq Towarzystwa i do
dis dnia wzbrania sic tych
rzeczy oddac.
-. Re rozyc7y1 cd X. Bar
SEGA IS dol. wtedy, kiedy by1
zmuszony jakiemrs biednemu
Polakowi powrocic pieniqdze
wziete ola przeslania do Euro
p,v. lie tych pieniedzy ME
chce zwrociG. lie naslaf ma
X. Barszcza .lakichs dwoch
awantornikow, ktorzy mieIi
zamiar okrasG X. Barszcza,
%uczyniwszy zakfad o 5 beczck
piwa, re togo dokazq.
20 wygloszeniu osk%r2enia
smiech w publicznosci. Oh.
GrodzISi proponuje sluchaczom
uformowanie powazne.j m;ny.
Prokurator zabiera clos j
rozdziela oskarzenie fla giowne
dziafy I. fqczy punkta | 2 3
i 5 jake uzasadniajqce zarzut
szpiegostwa, W pierwszy dial,
ktory ma stwierdzic, ze Krze-
minski zdradq i hanbq w czasje
powstania 1863 I. sic okryi,
pozostafe zas punkta jake ma
lezqce do Ego wsp6lnego dzia-
ia i. do prywatnych czynno;ci
OBJ. S. Krzemihskiego, popef-
nionych tu W Ameryce re szko-
da Polakow. q zarazem oSWia-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
r N :, NJ
Ne: W-y0RKi
.jnzssa Esarowr,> asai!
ssa Ty!ko 9 dni
Bremen a New York

NajsEawn;cj>zc parowyc
AiLER, TRANE, SAAl.E, EMS.
ELDER, MERRA, FuLD.A, ELBE.
60 sobote i Srode Z Bremen.
Co sobote i srode New York.
Bremen jest miastpm bardzo
wygoanie po}ozoncm Ola p%odrdznych
i 4 Bremen mozna bardzo
krotkim cza>lc dojechat DO w>zyst-
kich miast Niemiec. Austrvi i
Szwajcaryi. szybkic parowcr pot
nocno-niemieckiego Lloyda 81 bu-
dowanc T. Szczeyolnem uwzglednie-
MEM pasazerow srcdnicgo pok}adu
i drugicj kajuty. maja take po-
mostly i doskona}q wcntylacya u
kuchnia dla ~pasazer"w wNhorna.
PrZeSZlu
100000
paSaZerow ma parowcach miemiec-
kicgo Lloyda odbvio podr1iz morska
bezpiecznir / dobrzr. Wzgledcm
e dalszych i%nformacyj udat sic do
Oelrirlls Il Co. Gen. Agent.
. Bowling Green,New York.
II. GaaNSscnigl& & DO.
General Western Agents,
, South Clark Str.
CHICAGO, ILL.
Jam Amg3eWicx. Winona, MINI
1851.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-26
w. II. II. A. Publications.

We call especial attention of
State and Local superintendent
of Literature, to the Notice in an
other column, of Literature prepar-
ed especially by trained workers of
our own organization who under
stand the needs of the work and
published by the Woman's Tenn
perance Publication Association.
We do not hesitate to encourage
this association within our own
ranks, by urging our Unions
to give it their patronage. Loyal
Legions have been royalty provid-
ed for in its publications. Indeed
no department Of W. c. T. U.
work has been overlooked. Send
for Sample Copies to W. T. P. A.
No. 161 La Sale, st. Chicago.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-26
NOTES.

1t is with sorrow we chronicle
the death of the mother of Miss
Amanda List, our State Superin-
tendent of Jail aud Prison work.
We have received no particulars
and can give no details. For years
she has been an invalid, suffering
from heart disease.
We bespeak the earnest sympa-
thy and prayers of the W. c. L. U.
for Miss List, who has for weeks
been almost Frustrated from over
work.
Mrs. nj. A. Porter, our State Su-
perintendent of Literature, desires
especial attention called to the
last monthly reading. She has or
dered an extra supply. No Union
should be without these Readings
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-26
WORLDS w. C. Il. u.
FOUNDED 1883.

President-Mrs. Margaret Lucas,
z Charlotte St., Bedford Square,
London, England.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs.
Mary Clement Leavitt, Box 264T,,
San Francisco, California
American COMMUNICATIVE five
General Officers of the National.
w. G. T. U.
Secretaries-England, Mrs. Mary,
Whitall Costelloe, 40 Grosvenor
Road, Westminster, 8. w., Lon.
don, England.
America-Mrs. Hannah Wbitall
Smith, 1853 Germantown Ave.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Treasurers-England, Mrs. JAS,
Gregson, Hearts Hill, Debden
Green, Loughton, England.
America-Miss Esther Pugh, 161-
Lasalle st., Chicago, Ill.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-26
Enjoying Her Reward.

We cannot forbear telling our
sisters that Mrs. N. P. Kimball, OF
Pennsboro, whose death the Richie
county papers chronicled q few
days ago, sent five dollars, and a
letter full of earnest sympathy with
the work of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, to Mrs. c. D.
Merrick, a short time ago, saying
"Use this money for the work. ]
am not able to do, and l an glad to
be able to give something to help
on this good cause. Make no pub
lie mention of it."
She did this loving deed secretly
but God is rewarding her openly
and while we bow our heads in
sympathy with the sorrowing fam
ily, we thank God and take cour
age at her good words and deeds.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-26
Thanks.

We desire to make public &C
knowledgement of thanks due
Good Templers, Ministers, "White
Ribboners," and all temperance
workers throughout the State, who
by prompt action made it possible
in four short weeks from the time
the blanks were sent out, for US to
forward to the Legislature the
names of nearly seventeen thousand
petitioners for the submission of a
Prohibitory Amendment. This
too, during the most Indictment
season of the year. We wish it were
possible to give you the words of
cheer that in almost every case
accompanied the petitions. Some
from men and women seventy
years old and upwards, who had
gone out to labor for the defense
of the homes of our State.
Had these petitions gone out
earlier, double the number of sig
natures could have been obtained.
70 one and all who have "helped
those women" we return heart
felt thanks.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-26
Take Notice.

The preparation of a fraud up
on the people of Spencer, Roane
County, by tramp claiming t.
be working under an official CO IN,
mission from myself, leads re to
make two remarks.
First, 1 have hitherto posit' xsls
refused to'recommend any If d.ivia
ual to Unions or Conn Aronitis,
whom 1 did not know tn he per
fectly reliable.
Second, | have never sent ssuch
an individual to IJmien OF com
munity without first, 'comnuni
eating with thfAm-
From this statement two con
clusieas may Fse drawn:
First, That any person whom ]
may Recommend TO you lie no TEN
psrance tramp
Second, Amy strengthening te
b you without previous ns%ice from
\ me, or without letter of recon-
mendetion tfrem me, is not com
missioned by me.
JANE A. JOHNSON.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-26

THE pure and refined among wo--
men, it is asserted, ought never to-
know of, much less to come in con-
tact with the social evils in our
midst, even with a view to oppose
and overcome them, or to leave
their own sphere in order to save
women who are mot worth saving.
The practical heathenism of this
judgement can only be seen in its
true colors by setting it side by
side with the example and charac-
ter of Christ. Did he refuse
the grace and purity of his pres.
ence to the darkest abodes OF earth :?
We're any beings in human shape
not worth saving in his estimation Z
JOSEPHINE E. BUTLER.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-26

Cut the following items out and
paste where they will be conven-
lent for future reference:
PROHIBITION PROGRAM
For Juvenile Temperance Bands
is just what every Superintend-
ent wants for a public entertain
ment. All complete, consisting of
Songs, REGULATIONS for the boys
aud girls, large and small; Dia-
logues and colloquies, prepared by
Miss Anna Gordon. Price 10 cents.
Send to W. T. P. A., DOL La Sale
St., Chicago.
MARCHING SONGS FOR YOUNG CRU
sADERs,
Is Just what its name indicates,
forward move" in the music
line for Temperance boysand girls
You will find songs suitable for
opening and closing exercises fol-
Exhibitions, singing at home, and
just tine things for boys to whis-
tie while passing by our open sa,
looms. This, too, is by Miss Anna
Gordon, and only 10 cents
Think of It'll Send at once to W.
T. P. A., ISL La Sale St., Chi
cago, Ill.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-26
National Woaaas's Chrsstaan Temper
perdsa<e Union.

President MISS FRANCE y. WILLARD, of /
tCspanstans lI.
Cor. ssec.-Mrs. G. B. Buell., leI La Sale
Rec. sec.~Mrs. Mary A. Woodbridge, Ra-
ssst.. Kee. seo.-Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens
1g vysss" Mis- Esther Pugh, 1861 Walnut
S. s,o 1dnn, see.-Mrs. G. H. Mcleod, 2s7
MosBer IT., Baltimore.
West Virginia W. G. T. U.
F-sss,aebt-MRs. JANE A. JOHNSON, Park
egss ua g,, vi va, M, A. Porter, New
Cor sssec.~Mrs. Addie II. Merrick, Parkers~
tourg. mox,., pssr-
Rec. Sec--Mrs. Lizzie d. Clayon, rsi
prsas-Mrs. Henry Hubbard, wheeling.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
fHrst Dtstrict-MrsJ. A. Smith, New Gum
Second e District-Mrs Mamie McCool,
Th iTaI Dfxtriot-Mrs W. L. Moore,
charleston.
Fourth District
WORCESTERSHIRE OF DEPARTMENTS.
Tenn penaaaee LAterature-Mrs NJ. A.Portsr,
New Cun1tserlasd. ,..c,
sabbsnh School Work-Miss Minnie
Hutchinson, .rarkersburs.
SC10nUfnC tKSIIuCtlOA-Vnah- IL LIE Ds~N OIL
Infieoncing the Press-krs. Ellen c.
Thompson, Keyser. -
Prisuu aa.E Jail work-kdss Amanda E.
TInkamerted Wine-Mrs. j. W. Carter
Raitroa% Work-Mrs Mary ]. Haym ond,
Grafton c,,
eeSslstion and Petition-Mrs Lizzie B.
ClayGon, Rairm ~nt. 49,
Flower Mission-Miss Flora B. Siler
State and County Fairs-Mrs. Isaiah War
Work among Colored People
Union signal and FREEMAN-Mrs. A. ID.
Merrick, Parkersburg n
Dar ri Prayer-Mrs. J. g. Jacob, Wells
burg. VI, ~ D,..,
aaffer, Rockhannon.
Soldiers and Sailors-Mrs Thomas Swim
burn, Charleston. w. i,
Hygiene and Heredity-Dr. Harriet b.
Jones, wheeling. -
Social Purity-Mrs. r. L. Kendall, Park
Evangelist of Social Purity Department.
Miss LizEie Boyd, Wheeling
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-26

Mrs. G. D. Sullivan of Leen,
Mason, Co., writes:
There have been several petitions
filled in this place The majority
are in favor of prohibition and
May God ever bless you in your
great work, is my earnest prayer"
An aged Worker.
YoUNG's MILL, KANAwHA Co..
Dear Sister:
send you As rames. Could have
done better, but the weather was
so bad l could net get out.
| am in my 77th year. l got my
son to help me.
Yours forever in the good work.
A. D. FULLY.
The following letter was enclos.
ed with list of 1874 names:
BEVERLY, RANDOLPH Co.
am very sorry that l could
spend no more time in wasting
for the signers to the petition.
May the Good Lord bless you in
your good work, and hasten the
time when the demon of intemper-
ance may be banished from our
land and country.
JAMES A. VAUGHAN,
A Delegate at Work.
CONCORD, MERCER Cow. Va.
MRS. JOHNSON
This will inform you Hon. W.
NJ. Reynolds of Concord, delegate
elect from Mercer to the LegisIa-
ture, is getting up petitions from
this county. do not know whett.
er he will send them to you or take
them with him to Charleston. I
signed one of his petitions.
Yours for Prohibition,
}. W. Claypool.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-26

The County Superintendent of
Moueagalia sends list of names
of teachers to Mrs. E. 1. Moore,
which she forwards US, Because"
says Mr.. Vandervort, II believe
they will be active workers for the
cause of Temperance" We thank
both Mrs. Moore and Mr.. Wander
wort for this beginning of a direc-
tory we had planned, of individu-
ais who would aid us in circulating
Temperance literature.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-26

''We are making great stride
on the old rescue work, which con-
sisted in picking up poor degrad-
ed girl here and there, while leav-
ing all the causes that made her,
degraded untouched, and the manu-
factory Of her like in full play to.
fill her place. We do aim our
blows more at the root, and less at
the fallen leaf of this deadly upas
tree" ELLIcE HOPKINS.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-26

rev. George H. Vibbert will be
al bennington, Keyser and Fair
D cont, January 18th to 28th, in
elusive. We will publish his ap-
pcfn TIM ents as soon as we can get
O. Fist of them.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-26

Accompanying an invitation to
attend an entertainment given by
the Temperance School of the
South Wheeling Union, is leafet
which especially commends itself
as a model document, setting forth
the plans and purposes of the
school, and soliciting the patronage
and cooperation of friends of the
cause. ...
Mrs. Fuller writes:
Our school is getting along nice
ly. To. night we had 81 present,
and they are in dead earnest about
the entertainment. frankie b.
sold ten tickets before he went to
school this morning, and seven
since -seventeen in all, to-day.
Pretty good for seven-year-old."
Let this serve as pointer for
other juvenile organizations.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-26
W Wednesday, JAN. 26, 1887

Bard OF Hope" and Temper
ance Sahool" have become obso-
lete. loyal Legion is the hap
DIV substitute. Pass the word
around.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-26

The Grafton union observed the
Both of December instead of the
23rd.
Mrs, Herr wrote that the churches
were alloecupied with preparations
for Christmas and they thought bet
ter to defer the meeting. She says,
ave are feeling very much encour-
aged and hopeful"